Punjab TV

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Punjab TV
Punjab TV logo.png
Country Pakistan
Broadcast area Pakistan and Subcontinent
Headquarters Lahore, Pakistan
Ownership
OwnerMuhammad Iqbal Sidhu
History
Launched2007
Closed2019
Links
Website www.punjabtv.pk

Punjab TV is a Punjabi language television channel based in Pakistan. Punjab TV is the leading punjabi channel in Pakistan. The channel focuses on the country's large Punjabi population providing news, current affairs, infotainment, and general entertainment in the form of drama serials and a variety of entertaining programs.

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